Section 93(1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 lists the circumstances under which a search warrant may be issued. These include: 1. If the court has reason to believe that a person will not produce a document or thing required by a summons or requisition (Statement 1). 2. If such document or thing is not known to the court to be in the possession of any person (which contradicts Statement 2). 3. If the court considers that a general search or inspection is necessary for the purpose of any inquiry, trial, or other proceeding (Statement 3).